Ottawa University joins KFPC gifts exceed two hundred thirty thousand
Dr. Peter Armacost, president of Ottawa University, attended a Kansas Foundation for Private Colleges meeting where it was announced KFPC gifts from business and industry have totaled more than $230,000 in the last six months. Also includes local ads for car wash and a country music dance event and a Social Security outreach with R. M. Francis in Kansas City district.
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Peter Armacost
Ottawa University
Kansas Foundation For Private Colleges
KFPC
Pomona Band Concert and Local Events Briefs
Pomona High School hosts a free band concert at 8 p.m. January 26. Eagles Lodge hosts a dance with the Prohafka band. Franklin County Association for the Retarded Children meets Monday at 8 p.m. at First Methodist Church. Jane Azlin will discuss Sunday School for the Handicapped. Dale and Gail Kueser honored by Kansas State Board of Agriculture at Topeka banquet for Future Farmers of America degree. Sylvia Ingersol admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. CPO Wayne E. Hobson serves aboard USS Eversole in the Western Pacific. Donna Simpson named concert choir member at Ottawa University. choir to tour Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma April 17–26. Anderson County Sheriff promotes Glen E. McClaren to undersheriff. McClaren moved from Linn County, Missouri. Sutton to be commissioned in Air Force Reserve at KU. 27 seniors to receive commissions in joint Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC ceremony.
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Franklin County Association For
First Methodist Church
Jane Azlin
Ottawa High School
Dale
Gail Kueser
James Kueser
Richmond
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Farmer's of America
Donna Simpson
Allan Simpson
Willow
Ottawa University
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Miss Simpson
John Elmer Sutton
William Elmer Sutton
Princeton
Air Force Reserve
University of Kansas
Army
Navy
Air Force
Advisers Move Into Egypt in Libyan upheaval
Egyptian advisers technicians teachers and others stream into Libya to aid the new regime of Col Muammar Kadafi as Libya shifts from pro Western policy to militant pan Arabism. An influx of Egyptians fills key posts drawing concern from Libyans over job competition while oil firms keep personnel.
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Tripoli
Libya
Idress
Paris
Col. Muasime
Mohammed Kedafi
Egypt
Kadafi
Revolutionary Command Council
RCC
U.S. Peace Corps
Desert
Dune
Wheelus
Muskie Seeks Broader Appeal for Pollution Crusade
Sen Edmund Muskie says pollution, once a dull topic, now has audience appeal as he briefs reporters on his plan. He criticizes President Nixon’s State of the Union references for lacking financial detail and promotes a $15.5 billion federal program through 1979 with matching state and local funds and substantial private investment.
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Washington
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Nixon
White House
State of the Union
Local Vehicle Crashes Tally Ottawa Area Roads
The Daily Report lists multiple Friday incidents: Jeannie P Carlson and Merle Caylor ages 69 and 60, both backing from parking spaces in the 100 block of East Second. no injuries reported later for a Fourth and Locust collision between George Niehoff 64 Quenemo and Delpha Higdon 54 Princeton as Niehoff northbound on Locust and Higdon westbound on Fourth. a sign hit by Terry T Reynolds 18 Ottawa Maple at Eleventh and Main after brake loss. two autos, Jack Story 33 of Willow and William Betts 25 of Sunrise Trailer Court, collided at Grant and North Sycamore as each could not see the other. Ottawa Police charge Kenneth Burgoon 39 for no valid driver’s license. Hospital notes show admissions Leta Dunn, Cathy Thomas, John Okerberg among others. dismissals include Mrs. Greg Lauver and Mrs. Donald Burgens and others. Obituaries cover John Wesley Swallow, Ida E Marconett, and Floyd A Bishop with service details and burial locations.
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Jeannie P. Carlson
Paola
Merle Caylor
Rantoul
East Second
Fourth
Locust
George Niehoff
Quenemo
Delpha M. Higdon
Princeton
Niehoff
Higdon
Terry T. Reynolds
Maple
Eleventh
Main
Reynolds
Grant
North Sycamore
Jack M. Story
Willow
William E. Betts
Sunrise Trailer Court
Story
Betts
Deaths Emilie G Lawrence and Don X Pointer
Emilie G Lawrence 1886 1964 died Friday at Cedarhouse Nursing Home where she lived since 1964 born Halstead son of Dr W E Lawrence and Juliet Eldridge missionary in Burma educated Ottawa University Baptist Missionary Training School Ottawa Church member survivors include sister Ruth Barker and several nieces. Don X Pointer 84 formerly of Ottawa died Friday in St Helena hospital. He was in U S Navy shipyard wartime worker his wife Julia preceded him. Survivors include son C R Pointer daughter Estenla Brown five grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
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Emilie G. Lawrence
Cedarhouse
Lamb-Roberta Funeral Home
Miss Lawrence
Halstead
W. E. and
Juliet (Eldridge
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
Burma
Zeliner
Maple
First Baptist Church
Ruth Barker
Kenmore
N. Y
Don X. Pointer
St. Helena
Calif
Pointer
First United Methodist Church
California
U. S. Navy
Julia
C.R. Pointer
E. Wilson
Estenla Brown
Cattle Industry Needs To Streamline Methods
A 1960s Agriculture Department study, conducted with A. T. Kearney & Co., finds the U S cattle industry must streamline breeding, marketing, feedlots, and packing to cut costs and raise profits. It notes limited data, poor communication, and high perishability hinder reforms, with integration and centralized processing offering potential savings.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Chicago
A. T. Kearney & Co
Many Issues Simmer In- Legislature
Kansas lawmakers adjourned after two weeks with a wide range of issues simmering. Talks included veto strategy, tax reform scrutiny, and the governor’s control of a crime administration panel. Legislative action touched on tax ceilings, fair housing, and potential tax and revenue measures. Kansas Day festivities may pause work next week as bills loom.
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Calvin Strowig
Abilene
Strowig
Robert Docking
Thomas van Cleave
House
Docking
Kent Fritzell
Pat ‘Ronage
Glen Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Exo
Reso
State University
Jack Robinson
Wichita
Jack. Steineger
D-Muncie
House Public Health and Welfare Committee
Welfare Rights Organization
Nia
Study Predicts More Tension in Army Racial Strife
Saigon AP reports a military study finds increasing racial tension in the Army with Negro soldiers losing faith in the system. It notes limited evidence of Black Panther activity in the Army and urges immediate squad level action, strong leadership, and fair discipline to avert confrontations.
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Saigon
Army Counterintelligence
Black Panther Party
United States
Europe
Pacific
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
House Armed Services Committee
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Grand jury to probe Yablonski killings connection
A federal grand jury in Cleveland will review broadening aspects of the Yablonski case. Three Cleveland men face first degree murder charges in Pennsylvania for the deaths of Joseph Yablonski his wife Margaret and daughter Charlotte Joan. Extradi tion papers are prepared and the trio will fight to be moved for trial. FBI divers searched the Monongahela River near the Yablonski home seeking a weapon tied to the slayings.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
U.S
Robert B. Krupansky
Yablonski
Krupansky
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Pennsylvania
Ohio
FBI
Claude E. Vealey
Aubran W. Martin
Paul E. Gilly
Clarke
Ville
Margaret
Charlotte Joan
Clarkeville
Washington, Pa
Jesse D. Costa
Washington County
Monongahela River
Censors Accused of Bias in Indian Film Appeals
Socialist leader G. Mahari charges Indian film censors are corrupted by filmmakers and pass movies unworthy of exhibition. He notes Indian cinema bans kissing scenes and argues for stricter scrutiny.
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New Delhi
G. Mahari
Registration of Voters Notice for Ottawa Kansas
The books for registration of voters in Ottawa Kansas are open during City Clerk office hours. Those who did not vote in November 1968, who have not reregistered, changed residence, or are not currently registered must reregister to be eligible to vote. Persons must appear in person at City Hall. special arrangements may be made for the sick or disabled.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Orlin W. Smith
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